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TheLemonMan wrote:Another patch
This time its a bugfix, this patch will prevent the wm to take into account the panel size when it's disabled in the config.
Enjoy.This breaks some things, but I'll look it over to fix this.
alright, it seems that you're trying to disable the panel by setting SHOW_PANEL to false, but instead you should set the PANEL_HEIGHT to zero/0 . SHOW_PANEL sets the default visibility state for the panel, if you use Mod1+b (by default) it gets toggled.
btw, look what I did to fib
bloom wrote:If you just add gaps around windows, you'll end up with double gaps between windows and single gaps at the window area borders. But it's not a big deal and I think you should concentrate on your exams now.
ha, good catch, it's not visible with small borders, I'll fix this too
I fixed this, I'll push a bit later, to merge into bloat too.
Last edited by c00kiemon5ter (2012-01-27 22:16:47)
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Quick note I wanted to share, monsterwm is alive & well on DragonFly BSD too:
# monsterwm under DragonFly BSD
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# for X11 include/lib paths invoke:
# pkg-config --cflags x11
# pkg-config --libs x11
X11INC = /usr/pkg/include
X11LIB = /usr/pkg/lib
Last edited by topcat-software (2012-01-28 02:59:50)
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anyone using a dzen bar to show in which desktop we are, care to share?
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> monsterwm is alive & well on DragonFly BSD too
ditto FreeBSD v9.0
X11INC = /usr/local/include/X11
X11LIB = /usr/local/lib
INCS = -I. -I/usr/local/include -I${X11INC}
LIBS = -L/usr/local/lib -lc -L${X11LIB} -lX11
(sorry if this is ot, just trying to get the word out)
peace!
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Thank you c00kiemon5ter! Another satisfied costumer!
Still one question and one issue (maybe feature ):
Q: how can I bind the multimedia keys (XF86AudioMute, ...) to a command (dvol) without using any modifier?
I: When a window pops-up in [M] mode, if follow-mouse is enabled, and I move the mouse to the window that gave origin to the pop-up (a save as dialog for example), it get's sent to the back. In dwm the pop-up is "always on front".
Last edited by el mariachi (2012-01-29 19:34:01)
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Thank you c00kiemon5ter! Another satisfied costumer!
http://ompldr.org/tY2luYQ
http://ompldr.org/tY2luZAStill one question and one issue (maybe feature
):
Q: how can I bind the multimedia keys (XF86AudioMute, ...) to a command (dvol) without using any modifier?
I: When a window pops-up in [M] mode, if follow-mouse is enabled, and I move the mouse to the window that gave origin to the pop-up (a save as dialog for example), it get's sent to the back. In dwm the pop-up is "always on front".
Just put
#include <X11/XF86keysym.h>
at the top of your config.h and you can use the XF86XK_ defines with 0 as modifier to bind the multimedia keys
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Thanks! I used the codes like Cloudef said and it works
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sorry for the naggin, but is there a way of defining an app as floating without linking it to a specific desktop (in config.h)?
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For the desktop, simply choose "-1" (at least I guess that this works )
Last edited by Army (2012-01-30 22:18:19)
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Thanks! I don't know C, taking baby steps
it works
Last edited by el mariachi (2012-01-30 22:26:51)
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nice vim statusbar you got there is it some special plugin?
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Hi,
there are some issues when using the monocle-layout. open two or more windows. change desktop, change back. now change to another window, iit won't get focused. you have to cycle though all windows or back and forth to gain focus. master branch (commit 155d8c4179, Jan 30, 2012), FOLLOW_MOUSE, FOLLOW_WINDOW, CLICK_TO_FOCUS all set to false. If I find the time, i'll look into it myself.
And btw, thank you very much for the showhide patch, works like a charm!
rich_o
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Fixed in the latest commit, thanks for reporting hf
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I'm having an issue with st-hg. When I send a killclient function to a st-hg terminal it doesn't close it.
I tried to replicate this using dwm but it acts as expected. I think it's a monsterwm bug.
Im using st 0.1.1 and the latest monsterwm-git.
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hey whooper, it seems st doesn't handle WM_DELETE atoms as it should. dwm kills that client, which means that if you spawn st from a terminal, you'll get an error message from X, saying resource is unavailable or something.
If they're not willing to fix that, I may try killing such windows too. I'll ask and see how it goes.
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Feature request:
In rotate_desktop, only go to desktops which contain at least one client. If you want to go to a specific desktop, it makes more sense to go there directly with MOD?+$number. I think it's useless to rotate to empty desktops.
Opinions?
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Feature request:
In rotate_desktop, only go to desktops which contain at least one client. If you want to go to a specific desktop, it makes more sense to go there directly with MOD?+$number. I think it's useless to rotate to empty desktops.
Opinions?
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